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"bewitches" poems
Gone with the wind is his old desire Bright flowers of love bloom in his spring Once who ruled his heart’s empire I’ll die for Rosaline – he no longer will sing Tenderness of this new flower Bewitches heart and mind of Romeo Charm of looks on both sides in power Lovely Juliet and him, the magnificent duo Alas! She is nothing but blood of enemy And he, her enemy’s next of kin In abstract lies the idea of him to see To express to Juliet his love, and her heart win Juliet’s love for Romeo is no less than him Opportunity to meet her lover, for her more fleet Infinity of time and power of love come to brim Rise of sun to meet, overcoming the danger, so sweet
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Jul 19, 2014
Jul 19, 2014 at 12:02 AM UTC
Romeo and Juliet
Curling tendrils of tobacco haze engulf the tiny space, hang like ringlets over shots of whiskey and mugs of warm beer. A solitary dancer moves, bracelets janglin’ and eyes heavy with kohl, captures old men in mid drink as her hips sway to Nina Simone. Her bronze skin glistens with the hot stares of the audience; she soaks it in, twirls on bare feet in perfect time as the high priestess of soul bewitches us with heavy grooves. I close my eyes, tap fingers against glass, whisper Nina’s words into the smoke and breathe them back in again. This is jazz, I think out loud, this is pure unadulterated heat.
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Jan 5, 2021
Jan 5, 2021 at 9:21 PM UTC
San Francisco, 1992
hymn to Apollo by Michael R. Burch something of sunshine attracted my i as it lazed on the afternoon sky, golden, splashed on the easel of god; what, i thought, could this elfin stuff be, to, phantomlike, flit through tall trees on fall days, such as these? and the breeze whispered a dirge to the vanishing light; enchoired with the evening, it sang; its voice enchantedly rang chanting “Night!” . . . till all the bright light retired, expired. This poem appeared in my high school literary journal, the Lantern, so it was written by age 18, but probably around age 16 or 17. That was my "cummings" period. Keywords/Tags: sun, god, sunshine, Apollo, elfin, phantom, ghostly, magical, enchanted, bright, light, brilliant, sky, golden Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion
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Mar 29, 2020
Mar 29, 2020 at 4:20 AM UTC
hymn to Apollo
hymn to Apollo by Michael R. Burch something of sunshine attracted my i as it lazed on the afternoon sky, golden, splashed on the easel of god; what, i thought, could this elfin stuff be, to, phantomlike, flit through tall trees on fall days, such as these? and the breeze whispered a dirge to the vanishing light; enchoired with the evening, it sang; its voice enchantedly rang chanting “Night!” . . . till all the bright light retired, expired. This poem appeared in my high school literary journal, the Lantern, so it was written by age 18, but probably around age 16 or 17. That was my "cummings" period. Keywords/Tags: sun, god, sunshine, Apollo, elfin, phantom, ghostly, magical, enchanted, bright, light, brilliant, sky, golden Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion
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Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchanted, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion, Romance, First Love, Dark, Dreams
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Feb 23, 2020
Feb 23, 2020 at 12:31 AM UTC
Moon Lake
Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchanted, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion, Romance, First Love, Dark, Dreams
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Circe by Michael R. Burch She spoke and her words were like a ringing echo dying or like smoke rising and drifting while the earth below is spinning. She awoke with a cry from a dream that had no ending, without hope or strength to rise, into hopelessness descending. And an ache in her heart toward that dream, retreating, left a wake of small waves in circles never completing. Originally published by Romantics Quarterly Keywords/Tags: Circe, enigma, enigmatic, enchantress, siren, enchanted, witch, goddess, magic, Ulysses, pigs, sty Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion
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Mar 28, 2020
Mar 28, 2020 at 4:47 AM UTC
Circe
Circe by Michael R. Burch She spoke and her words were like a ringing echo dying or like smoke rising and drifting while the earth below is spinning. She awoke with a cry from a dream that had no ending, without hope or strength to rise, into hopelessness descending. And an ache in her heart toward that dream, retreating, left a wake of small waves in circles never completing. Originally published by Romantics Quarterly Keywords/Tags: Circe, enigma, enigmatic, enchantress, siren, enchanted, witch, goddess, magic, Ulysses, pigs, sty Moon Lake by Michael R. Burch Starlit recorder of summer nights, what magic spell bewitches you? They say that all lovers love first in the dark... Is it true? Is it true? Is it true? Starry-eyed seer of all that appears and all that has appeared— What sights have you seen? What dreams have you dreamed? What rhetoric have you heard? Is love an oration, or is it a word? Have you heard? Have you heard? Have you heard? I believe I wrote this poem in my late teens, during my “Romantic Period.” Tomb Lake by Michael R. Burch Go down to the valley where mockingbirds cry, alone, ever lonely . . . yes, go down to die. And dream in your dying you never shall wake. Go down to the valley; go down to Tomb Lake. Tomb Lake is a cauldron of souls such as yours — mad souls without meaning, frail souls without force. Tomb Lake is a graveyard reserved for the dead. They lie in her shallows and sleep in her bed. I believe this poem and "Moon Lake" were companion poems, written around my senior year in high school, in 1976. In addition to having similar titles, they had similar "staircase" indention styles. According to my notes, I modified "Moon Lake" two years later in 1978, at which time the poem was substantially finished. I then modified "Tomb Lake" in 1981, but must have forgotten about it, because I don't show that I ever submitted the poem for publication or did anything with it for more than 40 years. Keywords/Tags: Moon, Lake, Lakes, Water, Reflection, Reflections, Image, Imagery, Mirror, Magic, Magician, Seer, Prophet, Shaman, Spell, Spells, Enchantment, Sorcery, Bewitchment, Bewilderment, Incantation, Rhapsody, Love Talk, Love Potion
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like a siren you are calling me, seducing me i'm dreaming of your crimson red lips even the sight of it makes me a saint i'm dreaming of the way you say my name even the sound of it bewitches me i'm dreaming of the way you touch me even the thought of it gives me bedridden like a siren you are calling me, seducing me you are the reason i'm asking myself has anyone jumped off of a cliff and survived?
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Apr 20, 2024
Apr 20, 2024 at 7:12 PM UTC
0424
Women are all such beautiful creatures Transfixing us with their sensual features Beautifully crafted for the eyes of man We are hynotised by the wiles of a woman We love the way that you wiggle Especially that **** adorable jiggle And that way you know how to tease Every man becomes weak at the knees A lady bewitches us at her own leisure We become slaves to her very pleasure For what would we ever do without her Our species could not go any further Seeing her in her splender, we rejoice We respond to the sound of her voice And with that kiss she will give It gives us that reason to live So for women everywhere, we celebrate For to us very men, you are our fate We crave to feel your own loving touch That is why we love you so very much
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Sep 4, 2010
Sep 4, 2010 at 4:50 PM UTC
291: Women
Tonight the freckled sky winked at me, well that's what I'd like to think but really it did to all, because the gown the Moon wears out seduces and bewitches us. It flirts around with many, a two-timing lover, and though I'd like to think of me differently I can't leave this unhealthy relationship, thus I pretend she's mine to dream and write about. At times I despise her, cunning and frigid waiting for me to glance up at her. Always out of reach and yet she tells me she's near. We fight, I don't see her in the sky for days, I suffer, she hides behind the velvety veil of opal clouds and all I feel are the droplets of my tears. However, those times don't matter, I love her unconditionally even while she goes and lures in another. Tonight, her speckle lashes flutter beneath my fingertips her twinkling lips like sparkling water her body is chilly from a night of walking and that's fine, I'll warm her with my words and caresses, because tonight belongs to me and no one other.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 10:22 PM UTC
My lover is like the moon
Love, why do you restrain me so? Your metal manacles are cold and unforgiving Just like you; and not much can be said About my weak ankles as well. Why must you leave me feeling astray Like a damp labrador in need of a home? Am I forced to remain street fodder for The rats and worms in a criminal underworld? Please release me, or at least Slice off both of my arms so that You may keep them, my arms that hoped To have held you, loved you, written for you; They shall serve you as a memento Of a rotting memory in a dark corner Never to have cherished you so, But alas! To have cherished you from afar Was a venture most fulfilling I had once waited for your warmth To make my heart of coal dazzle, Like the diamonds I always saw in your eyes. God, isn’t it funny how the beguiling wind Bewitches the leaves to dance for her Only to be scattered away like trash?
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Mar 4, 2010
Mar 4, 2010 at 10:31 AM UTC
To Her Broken Guest
wish you were here in the void between stars slowly floating in spaces left between fingers and the night sky away from hot splashes of bitter sun wish you were here keeping me company on a long winding road where tree shadows hold each others hands till the end of nothingness where birds forget their nests and are forever lost in blissful amnesia wish you were here draped in colours of autumn fragrances of spring and gusts of rain in silent chills of winter whiff hunting like an arctic fox the no good prey of meekness wish you were here on the attic walking on a crazy rainbow shamelessly fragile like the love of a baby for a new toy so pure, honest...  yet so insubstantial stuck in a fishbowl ensnared by smiles of the moon alluring me with chants of professed freedom life throws darts on a balloon heart wish you were here to rid me of fears and lies i tell myself and you in times when diamonds doubt their worth boundaries of satisfaction orphaned by loneliness wish you were here with a wingspan of monsoon clouds to soar over and flood the parched earth preceded by rhythms of thunder but here you are hiding in pillars of laughter swaying to music of freshness meant for my hazy eyes to seek and I dare not dance on orange flower-beds left behind in your footprints etched on my imagination I dare not lead this dance I will not change the music and let delirium echo in air surrounding us for too much of a dream bewitches the sleep but somewhere in the spaces left between my fingers and the night sky draped in colours of autumn carrying smile of a baby who found his toy with footprints on which spring grows just for tonight... could you walk my rainbow
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Feb 24, 2015
Feb 24, 2015 at 4:17 PM UTC
walk my rainbow
wish you were here in the void between stars slowly floating in spaces left between fingers and the night sky away from hot splashes of bitter sun wish you were here keeping me company on a long winding road where tree shadows hold each others hands till the end of nothingness where birds forget their nests and are forever lost in blissful amnesia wish you were here draped in colours of autumn fragrances of spring and gusts of rain in silent chills of winter whiff hunting like an arctic fox the no good prey of meekness wish you were here on the attic walking on a crazy rainbow shamelessly fragile like the love of a baby for a new toy so pure, honest...  yet so insubstantial stuck in a fishbowl ensnared by smiles of the moon alluring me with chants of professed freedom life throws darts on a balloon heart wish you were here to rid me of fears and lies i tell myself and you in times when diamonds doubt their worth boundaries of satisfaction orphaned by loneliness wish you were here with a wingspan of monsoon clouds to soar over and flood the parched earth preceded by rhythms of thunder but here you are hiding in pillars of laughter swaying to music of freshness meant for my hazy eyes to seek and I dare not dance on orange flower-beds left behind in your footprints etched on my imagination I dare not lead this dance I will not change the music and let delirium echo in air surrounding us for too much of a dream bewitches the sleep but somewhere in the spaces left between my fingers and the night sky draped in colours of autumn carrying smile of a baby who found his toy with footprints on which spring grows just for tonight... could you walk my rainbow
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How beautiful is the voice of my Beloved! She makes music of words the most mundane. When we need milk, its like the Siren's song: She bids me to go and how can I refrain? If perchance, the trash o'er flows the pail, she commands I take it out and I comply. Like Circe, her voice bewitches still, and to resist her, I no longer try. Some fools gainsay the power of her voice, but I so love to hear her lyric line; " Honey, will you wash the dishes, please?" in tones so sweet how could a man decline?
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Mar 9, 2012
Mar 9, 2012 at 8:12 AM UTC
The Siren's Song
The fervour of his lips, the ardent clasp of his hand The shimmering, velvet, chocolate skin complements my linen-scape Dulcet, earnest expressions of my beauty Our statures cement as one Happiness bewitches me Surely I am now, finally, truly loved Seasons pass The invasion of psyche, the violation of flesh and bone He is collectedly smooth and concise with his moves; I smell the menace, sense the forthcoming extremity of the moment He is feral, I am broken BUT, surely, I was finally, truly loved The sun and the moon waltz Shadows trail me; fear still a stride from being vanquished Stillness and peace yearn me I sink deep within, seeking fuel, consuming resilience, grasping hope and faith in repose I am beyond Surely I will finally be truly loved
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 1:03 PM UTC
BEWITCHED, BROKEN, BEYOND
Woe is me Alas again I have fallen for Maya! succumbed this lifetime to the sway of her ***** hips and full red lips like a vampire she ***** the life of Spirit bewitches the aspirant with impermanent bliss lurks in sultry, silken shadows a serpent ready to ambush Hari! Hari! deliver Your devotees from her glamorous talons and sirens’ song
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 7:23 PM UTC
Foxy Wink
The persimmons hung gorgeously orange And red off bare limbs Nature’s ornaments in December- They dropped, divine and ripe Juicy one by one On to the soft leaf litter Out of loving arms and all naked grey skies. This was my daily treat Landscapes of color and That tree at the creek corner road Stunning in fog As I obeyed the stop sign at least once Or twice every day In the darkest time-brightest joy Illuminating the fumy and spirituous, wet northern California days.. If I might bite that luscious fruit Stolen from someones tree Rest in the cool bay rain Slumber me Rock me In that sweet, Fresh petricor that bewitches Your mind before it washes your ripe skin. I was the wild mustard then. Everywhere at once in winter Corrupting ****** soaking earth Thunderous yellow Rising for an all too brief season Mistaking you for the sun
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Oct 3, 2016
Oct 3, 2016 at 1:15 PM UTC
Winter solstice 1969
of suicide you have a voice inside your head "you are worthless" it has said you have a life but sleep instead all is black and blue and red you have a life your daily bread and yet you wish that you were dead ***** has left you they won't atone it has cut you to the bone you sit by your telephone a prince, you sit a pauper's throne death bewitches the sighs make moans you listen to the laughing crone your grave is piled up with stones now you truly are alone you are young with angst to spare parents/ teachers in your hair your bedroom becomes your lair no peers or siblings haunt you there all alone... it isn't fair the sharp edges **** you you're aware but they lure due to despair but you are not beyond repair! i just want for you to know your Creator loves you so my poem's not a circus show i have lived through some trials, woe He's helped me when I was low He made you... so don't let go!
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 6:35 PM UTC
futility
the horizon  always bewitches me a seamless rolling of the stone, but a grand pronouncement   in my deluded eyes   the beginning, the end   the sun makes its exit, stage west   leaving crimson and gold  reminders of what treasure came before   white mushroom clouds descend   casually, forming cool gray walls sending silent shafts dancing about   hot as any star then comes the thunder, thumping   or cracking, depending on its mood   in this sparkling spectacle,   there is no horizon for me to see   no place to jump off   no “they lived happily ever after”   only the power     of formless forces beyond my control   reminding me for the first time, again and again   each warm rain will wash away mountains of memories and mist my eyes a little more
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 6:30 PM UTC
late, in a summer storm
Uno She comes to my active memory. Dos She smiles looking at me. Tres She hugs me.
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 2:56 AM UTC
How She Bewitches Me In Three Easy Steps
Slumbering Zzzzz A mis-shaped face gapes open at the mouth Wakes slowly with one eye shut And re-arranges its pace to form a unified Front Drool dangles Drips lip to chin Slurps back in where it belongs Slides along a tongue and is swallowed Hole Nose niggles Twitches Bewitches the brain with imagined insects Landing, lounging Creeping up cavernous Nostril nooks Dream steps Missed Falling face-down onto metaphorical foreheads While lying flat-backed On the bed Dozing drowsily Napping Not quite awake nor asleep Quite aware Neither here Almost there All most easy
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 12:46 PM UTC
Man, I love bedtime
Moonstruck Lunacy. Oh ominous moon, pale portent of danger,white luminous disk suspended aloft in a midnight-high bloom of enchantment. Hear me. Thick blanket of black, shot thru with bright shiny cats-eyes of light and coated in soft unearthly glimmer this earthy-dark night, shine out your lover's lantern-like gleaming on harvested fields which are waiting like I am from moonstruck insanity. Retrieve me. Aided by dreaming you invaded my heart, broke down the door to any resistance, now ecstasy hides in clandestine moments, secreted from daylight, delighting in dark with this stolen obsession. Release me. Oh wanton moon, which with passion bewitches us, he, bidden by lunacy-love, will come hurrying soon to my arms again, and forbidden sparkle from his eyes shall light and set me aflame. Relieve me. Oh moonbeaming night it is you I shall blame. Believe me.
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 5:57 AM UTC
Moonstruck.
BROTHER BLUEBOTTLE A bluebottle emerges from a hedge like an expensive and repulsive flying jewel. It settles upon my ring finger. I wear it with fear and delight. Its iridescence bewitches. This, the first bluebottle I'd ever seen. I thought they grew in hedges. I had a lot to learn. It buzzes about in my brain as if 50 years had not passed. Welcome back brother bluebottle. It's good to see you still alive.
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Jan 22, 2017
Jan 22, 2017 at 8:29 PM UTC
BROTHER BLUEBOTTLE
Whispering lies Evil in disguise A smile so vile That bewitches and beguiles Cold deceiver Gullible receiver Lifeless eyes That never cry Gleam only with hate To those who dare to debate Against her reign Of endless pain Living solely For her and her only This Queen of discipline With a broken soul within Secretly pleads To be released From her personal hell From which she fell Under his spell Only to lose all sense of self Desperate and alone On her unwanted throne She weeps alone
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Mar 8, 2016
Mar 8, 2016 at 1:45 PM UTC
Queen of Broken Hearts
BROTHER BLUEBOTTLE A bluebottle emerges from a hedge like an expensive and repulsive flying jewel. It settles upon my ring finger. I wear it with fear and delight. Its iridescence bewitches. This, the first bluebottle I'd ever seen. I thought they grew in hedges. I had a lot to learn. It buzzes about in my brain as if 50 years had not passed. Welcome back brother bluebottle. It's good to see you still alive.
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 5:25 PM UTC
BROTHER BLUEBOTTLE
I cannot boast about worldly wealth Nor can I boast about physical health But what I have none can take away I prefer my freedom any day. I am no King with a worldly crown With both my feet firmly on the ground I know that life is an illusion So nought over me has dominion. Around me people fight for riches The chinking sound of gold bewitches Content does not come from worldly gain It comes when no desires remain. I want nothing, so my heart is free Unattached and just content to be Very gently with nature I blend All is my brother, sister and friend. Together everything makes a whole We are units of a single soul We have all been made blind by the “fall” There is but one god and god is all. Open our inner eye…we will see Our past, present and future to be God is not an outside entity It is the spark within you and me. When every ego its job has done Then the universal prize is won Like a picture the artist has drawn The ultimate masterpiece is born. All the things the world has ever known As a child into the adult grown Lives need to be lived and then depart All is made perfect and becomes art.
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Apr 19, 2018
Apr 19, 2018 at 11:41 AM UTC
The Disintegration of the Ego
When I think about you, time stops. When I hear your voice, that's the only sound that echoes through my mind. When I see you, your beauty strikes me like a bullet I will catch. The way your hair dances to the rhythm of your steps bewitches every fiber in my body. The sparkle in your eyes is brighter than that of the brightest diamond. Your smile lights up even the darkest of moments. You don't know it, but you mean the world to me.
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Oct 10, 2018
Oct 10, 2018 at 8:28 PM UTC
You